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show Gastritis and Peptic ulcer disease  
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show Gastritis  
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gastritis may be clasified as ?   show
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occurs as a result of a breakdown in the normal gastric mucosal barrier.   show
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protects the stomach tissue from the corrosive action of HCL acid and pepsin   show
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In gastritis when the mucosal barrier is broken, HCL acidm and pepsin can diffuse back into the mucusa resulting in?   show
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show NSAIDS, inlduign aspirin and corticosertiods, as they inhibit prostaglandin(which is protective to GI mucosal wall) and anticoagulants and digoxin  
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Injesting alchol, eating large quanitites of spicy, irriating foods and renal failure can cause?   show
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show Helicobacter pylori  
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Bacterial, viral and funfal infections have been associated with?   show
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Intense emotional responses and CNS lesion may produce inflmation of mucosal lining as a result of hypersecretion of HCL acid   show
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Anorexia, nausea, vommiting, epigastric tenderness and a feeling of fullness. Hemmorhage is associated with alchol abuse and at time is the ONLY symptom   show
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show Self limiting, lasts a a couple hours or days, complete healing  
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When the parietal cells are lost as a result of atrohy the source of intrinsic factor is lost.   show
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A CBC in gastritis may show?   show
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show rest, NPO status and IV fluids, antimetics  
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show PPI's( azoles) or H2 receptor blockers (tidine)  
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show Antibitotics for H. pylori, colabalmin therapy, non irritating diet w/ six small meals a day  
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drug and alchol abuse think?   show
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show occult blood  
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show NG tube for lavage  
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Neutralize acid in stomach and esophagus, rapid onset and short effect   show
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show before a meal  
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show H2 receptor blockers  
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Inhibits gastric acid secretion has a prolonged effect   show
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show all forms of Gastritis  
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A condition charecterized by errosision of the GI mucosa resulting from digestive action of HCL acid a pepsin   show
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show Any portion of the GI tract that comes into contact with gastric secretions  
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show acute or chronic  
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show The acute ulcer  
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eroding throguh the musclular wall with the formation of fibrous tissue   show
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show acidic enviorment  
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histamine in released from the damaged mucosa, resulting in vasodilation and increased cappilary permeability in peptic ulcers results in?   show
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show peptic ulcers  
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alters gastric secretion and produces tissue damage leading to?   show
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show Ulcerogenic drufs  
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Coffe and alchol   show
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show The healing of them  
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show Antrum  
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show Obstruction  
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H.Pylori, meds, smoking and bile reflux are R/F for?   show
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Most common ulcer?   show
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show H. pylori  
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high epigastrum pain, occurs 1-2 hours after meals, pain is burning, if ulcer has eroded through mucosa food agravates this   show
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show Duodenal ulcers  
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Tendencey to occur continously for a few weeks or months and then disaper for a time then recurs   show
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Older adults and ulcers   show
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show Hemorrhafe, perforation and gastric outlet obstruction, EMERGENCIES  
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Hemmorahfe is the more common in   show
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show Perferation  
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show Perferation  
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show Perforation  
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show [erforation  
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if perforaiton is untreaed bacterial periotnitis may occur within?   show
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show edema, inflamation or pylorspasm and fibrous scar tissue formation  
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how can relief be obtained with gastric out obstruction due to PUD?   show
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Vomit that contains food particles that were injested hours or days before the vommiting episode signals?   show
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show Endoscopy  
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Eoscopy with biopsy is used in PUD to rule out?   show
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no invasive tests for H. Pylori?   show
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show may show anemia  
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show Pacreatic  
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aim of treatment with PUD?   show
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Pain from ulcers disaper in?   show
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show follow up endoscoppy  
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show Antibiotics and PPI  
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show smoking  
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Because ulcers frequently recur, interupption or discontinuation of therapy can have?   show
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show the ulcer has healed or used as low dose maintance  
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show H2 receptor blockers  
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show Proton pump inhibiros  
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These increase gastric Ph by neutralzaing the HCL acid. magnesium hydroxide or aluminum hydroxide   show
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show after meals so they last a long time  
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If Ph is less than 5 with PUD consider?   show
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used for short term treatment of ulcers. It proovides cytoprotection for the esophagus, stomach and duodenum, should be given 30 minutes before an antacid.   show
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show Tricylic  
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show No caffeine, no aclhol, do bland diet, (no broth tho)  
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PUD vleeding, increased pain and discomfort and N/V   show
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show NG tube for decompression/stop aspiration, volume replacement, antibitoics, pain meds and surgery  
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What to do in gastric outlet obstruction?   show
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show Epigastric pain  
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Treatment of acute phase of PUD?   show
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sudden severe abdominal pain, rigid boardlike abdomen, severe generalized abdominal and shoulder pain, fetal position and grunting respirations, bowel sounds ABSENT   show
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show Dumping syndrome  
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what is more common acute or chronic PUD?   show
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Pathology of PUD?   show
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show Gastric ulcer  
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pain is burning or gaseous pain is spnontaineous usually 1-2 hours after meals, food can agravate it?   show
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show Duodenal ulcers  
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Duodenum ulcers involves the duodenum and the?   show
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This ulcer pain is often relived by food?   show
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show Does not distinguish between current or past PUD but good still  
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show PUD  
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show 6 bland small meals a day, no spicy, alchol, carbonated beverage/caffeine stop smoking dont take NSAIDS/aspirin  
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show Hemmorhage  
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show Perforation  
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show medical emergencies  
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acute ulcers that follow a major physiologic insult   show
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dx: for physiologic stress ulcer?   show
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prevention of physiologic stress ulcer?   show
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show reduction of gastric acid secretion with PPI or h2 receptor blockers  
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physiologic stress ulcers occurs most often in?   show
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show Acute pancreatitis  
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Acute pancreatis is more common in?   show
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race for pancreatis?   show
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show Gallbladder, second is chronic alchol intake  
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show acute pancretitis  
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a mixture of cholesterol crystals and calcium salts found in patients with acute pancreatis?   show
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show staiss  
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show Acute pancretitis  
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show autodigestion of the pancreas  
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Activated trypsin in the __________ can digest the ________ and produce bleeding   show
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show Mild pancreaitis  
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show Severe pacreatitis  
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Predominant manifestation of acute pancreatitis   show
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show Pain in pancreaitis  
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Where is the pain in pancreaittis?   show
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The pain has a steady onset and is described as severe, deep, piercing and continous or steady, pain is agravated by eating and occurs when recumbnent   show
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show Pacereatis  
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show decreased or absent  
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Paralytic illeuls and crackles of lungs may be present in?   show
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show Pancreatisis  
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show Grey turners, and the periumbical area is cullens  
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show Grey turner/cullens, discolorations of abdominal walls  
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Two significant local complications of acute pancreaitis?   show
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show A pancreatic pseudocyt  
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Palpable epigastric pain is evident of?   show
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Serum amlysase levls in pancreatits is?   show
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Pacreatic pseudocysts can perferoate cuasing   show
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show collection of pus  
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upper abdominal pain, abdominal mass, high fever and leuko cytosis   show
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show pulmonary (pneumonia, ARDS, pleural effusion) and cardiovasculare (hyptension) and tetant thanks to hypocalcemia  
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show atelectasis  
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show DIC, thrombi  
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show serum amylase and serum lipase  
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show amylase is raised in other disoreders  
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show pancreatits  
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Goals of tx for acute pancreatits?   show
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show antispasmodics  
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To pevent shock in pacreatis   show
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show NPO, NG suction to reduce vommiting/gastric distention and to prevenet gastric acidic contents from entering the duodenum, PPI'S/antacids  
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In patients with acute necrotizing pancreatitis, what is the leading cause of death?   show
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show none  
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When food is allowed, in aucte pancreatits what is the diet?   show
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is frequent vommiting seen in acute pancreatis?   show
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major focus of care in acute pancreatits is?   show
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show reduction of fat as the stimulare onacreas, carbs are less stimulating  
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show Call dr.  
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show Chronic pancreaitis  
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show Chronic pnacreatis  
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show Chronic pancreatis  
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show inflamation of the sphincter of oddi ascociated with gall stones  
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show most commobn  
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Chronic pancreatits can be caused by those who abuse?   show
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abdominal pain that is heavy gnawing feeling or burning and cramplike, not relived with food, come and goes   show
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Malabsotption with weight loss, consitpation, mild jaundice with dark urine, steatorrhea and diabetes melitys are signs of   show
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Frothey urine and stool, steatorhea can become severe with vommitius   show
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show Chronic pancreatis  
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show ERCP  
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Deficiency of fat-soluble vitamins, cobalmin, glucose intelerance and dibetes may be found in   show
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show Diet, pancreatic enzyme replacement and control of diabetes, small bland frequent meals, no alchol or caffeine prescribe bile salts to help with fat absorption  
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show a meal or snack  
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show acute pancreatis  
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Cavity continous with or surronding outside of pancreas filled with necrotic produts and liquid secretions   show
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show Pancreatic absess  
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show acute pancreatits  
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show severe nutritional defict  
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show jejunal feeeding tube  
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Two major types of chronic pancreatis?   show
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show billary diseae  
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show Chronic pancreatits  
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Most common disorder of the bilairy sytem is?   show
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show neck of the gallbladder or in the cystic duct.  
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Inflamation of the gall bladder, this is usually associated with choleithiasis (gall stones)   show
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show asymptomatic  
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Cholecystectomy is?   show
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show Women, multipara and over 40, oral contraceptives, sedetary lifestyle and obesity. asins  
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Cause of gallstones?   show
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show Cholelithiasis  
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Conditions that upset the balance of cholesterol, bile salts and calcium in solution   show
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show Gall stones  
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show Protein, calcium, bilirumbin and bile salts.  
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Most common gallstone?   show
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show gall stones  
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The gallstones may remain in the gallbladder or migrate to the?   show
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Gallstones cause pain as they?   show
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What size gallstones are more liekly to produce an obstruction   show
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show bile can still get though  
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Choleosytisi is most commonly associated with?   show
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show Just choleocytis  
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The gallblader is edmeatous and hypermic and may be distended with bile or pus   show
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show spasms may result  
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bilarly colic, pain is often steady, pain can be excurtating and accomponied by tachy , diaphoresis, may last up to an hour   show
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When the pain of cholethiasis subsides resuldual tenderness is felt in the?   show
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The attacks of pain from gallstones occurs 3-6 hours after?   show
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show Total obstrutction by gall stones related to bilary obstruction  
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indgestionand pain / tendeness in right upper quadrant   show
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show Chronic Chlecytutus  
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Most common complications of choleysitis in older or diabetic   show
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Commonly used to dx gallstones? grear id allergic to contrast!   show
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Allows visualaztion of the gall bladder , the cystic duct, the common hepatic duct and the common bile duct, bile taken during this is sent for culture.   show
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show Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography  
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WBC in choleothasis?   show
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show ALT, AST, and alkaline phosphate  
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show Surgical intervention with cholecystectomy  
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show pain control, control of possible infection with antibiotics and maintece of FE NG insertion of N/V is severe  
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may be used to drain purluent material from the obstructed gallbladder   show
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Treatment of choice for symptomatic cholethiasis   show
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show a week  
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show Injury to common bile duct  
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most common drrugs used in the treatment of gallbladder disease?   show
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show bilary tract is obstructed  
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show Small frequent meals with some fat at end of meal to increase gallblader emptying  
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show Eat nutrion foods avoid fat for 4-6 weeks  
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show Bilary tract obstruction  
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bleeding may result in cholesthiasis from   show
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show Pancreaitis  
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A common complication postop from laparscopic chlecystectomy is?   show
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how help with shoulder pain after a lap choleystectomy?   show
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show avoid exess fat  
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inflamation to mucosa lining or entire wall of gallblader, edmea   show
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show Gallbladder disease  
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in gallbladder disease what is a major complication if not treated?   show
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antimetics are often given in?   show
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show can use a lithiotripter to break apart a gallstone  
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